Facade of Love

Chapter 148 Caring for Madam Young at the Hospital

Idris shook his head, his voice low. “We don’t know yet.” His face, usually the picture of calin, now showed lines of strain that he could not quite mask, revealing his concern.

“Ensio will be here soon to drive you home. Stay safe on the road,” Idris sald, handing me a bag of medicine. His worry for Madam Young was clear as he quickly left the hospital.

I could not just stand there. I ran after him, catching up and saying, “Tin coming with you.”

Idris gave me a sidelong glance, paused, and then nodded slightly, silently accepting my company.

The car ride was quiet, a stark contrast to the chatter of the morning. The silence hung heavy, filled

with unspoken fears.

Thirty minutes later, we rushed into the hospital where Madam Young was being treated, Right outside the emergency room, we found Mr. Zachary and the Young family’s younger generation anxiously waiting

As Idris approached, they all looked up expectantly.

to Mr. Zachary, his

creased with worry as he replied, “They’re still trying to

emergency room door blinked ominously. Idris’s gaze was dark, his frown deepening

Youngs worried faces, all seated on the chairs, waiting

“What happened, Mr. Zachary? How did grandma Just fall from

been under a cold, gray blanket for weeks, and today, the sun finally broke through. I thought a little sunshine and fresh air would do her good, so I took her up there. She sent me off to do other things, telling me to come back for her in a couple of hours.

when I did, she had already taken a

aged and weary, brimmed with tears of guilt and self–blame.

bit my l*p, holding back further questions, and whispered a few words of comfort to Mr. Zachary before settling into a

getting on in years and seemed strong enough, was still vulnerable to falls, which could lead to a cascade of

operating room doors swung open. A

Youngs‘ younger relatives rushed to him,

anxious faces, his own countenance tinged with concern. “She’s out of immediate danger,” he began cautiously, “but we’re not out of the woods yet. She’s suffered some internal bleeding, and at her age, surgery is too risky. We’ve managed to stabilize her with medication for now, and she’ll need to be monitored closely in the ICU. There’s no need for everyo to stay. Just one or

off